$a = 5;
$b = 5;
$c = 5;
if ((($a == $b ) + ($a -1)) == $c) { print "yes!!!\n"; }

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Amel is one dangerous monk {grin} ... observe:

$a = 6;
$b = 5;
$c = 5;
if ((($a == $b ) + ($a -1)) == $c) { print "yes!!!\n"; }

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# given three equal variables
if (($a == $b ) == ($b == $c)) { print "yes!!!\n"; }

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Yeah, right, "given three equal variables". Given three different variables, however ... 

$a = 6;
$b = 4;
$c = 5;
if (($a == $b ) == ($b == $c)) { print "yes!!!\n"; }

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++ for not saying you'd use this ;-)

Update:... and here I had finally convinced myself Amel had to be joking ... oh well ...
You're welcome to that ++ anyways — the joke is none the worse for being unintended ;)

The Sidhekin
print "Just another Perl ${\(trickster and hacker)},"

In reply to Re: (Amel)Re: Re: Re: Can If-then conditions do ($a = $b = $c) type expressions? by Sidhekin
in thread Can If-then conditions do ($a = $b = $c) type expressions? by snafu

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